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Green Marine

May 10, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Tanker detained under Maritime Safety Act

Maritime safety authorities have launched an investigation into the deaths at sea of 14 South African chokka fishermen after a tanker collided with their trawler off Port Elizabeth. The 14 men are believed to have drowned when their 30-metre steel fishing vessel, the Lindsay, was hit by the 20 000-t

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Maritime safety authorities have launched an investigation into the deaths at sea of 14 South African chokka fishermen after a tanker collided with their trawler off Port Elizabeth. The 14 men are believed to have drowned when their 30-metre steel fishing vessel, the Lindsay, was hit by the 20 000-ton fruit juice tanker Ouro do Brasil while they were at anchor nine miles off the coast at Sardinia Bay.

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